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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

T AND OFFICE AT Los ANGELES. JULY
Ii I'd, 1857. Notice is hereby given tnat
the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to commute and make final
proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Los Angeles. on September 18th,
1887, viz. Spirito Boderero, Homestead en-:
try, No 1901, for the NFA of Section 2S,T 5 N
of.R I5 W, S. B NJ. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Carlo Sappo, Michel Anati ,aNT'F ssaheea nnd
P Proiario Valencia. all of Los Angeles Coun.
ty, ]. D. BErHUNE, 3
iy3-lm Fff Register.
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Valuable and Convenient.

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROcHEs are widely
known as an admirable remedy for Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Coughs ana other
troubles of the Throat and Lungs. They
contain no hurtful ingredients, but may at
aIl times be used with safety. Sold oniy IN
bores Price % cents.
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Notice Of Application 70 Fur aSe
;aols aod,iaT Timber Land; 2 taailT II

us S. LAND oEyIcE, Los ANGELES. CAL. j Ii
a, II r3H- gAuzh "a d-yvpe 10Th, lSs7s ilbs1
NrOTICE1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT iMtl
act OF Congress-, approved June !, 1873 en-.
titled AN Act for the sale Of Timber Lands
in the States or California; oregon, Nevada,
b illeri whose postoffice address Is Los An~ II
igeles, Cal, has this day fled In this office N
his application to purchase the NEA Sec.
ton No. 4, in Township Ne, II Range No.
holding any adverse claim thel.io are re- .,
quiredfo present the same at this omoel !
Within sixty days from the fret pu blinatiOn ~
OF this notice. man j. ID. BErHUNB. si,d y =
3 lje8O 6Ot galIom g9llg haa uo Regis Or ir0 =
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The LOS ANGELEs CITY WATER : :, Z !,
hours for sprinkling Arc between s and
O'Clock !, 4, and and q 0'ciock r. K, For Z
violation Or the sbUve regtiaton the water
will be shut Oh and . nne two dollars will
be ohsrsed before water Will b turned on
again. mr1'u
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The AtchisOn, Topeka and SAM
tn Fe

Railroad will run very close TO Manzanita
Heights. Three street railroads are push
tv will be very valuable withing short
time. A year ago lots in Bonnie Brae tract
could be bought for $500 each. Now they
are worth s250o. Remember this and buy
sio1 to s4OO each. Billings & McGown, 19
N Spring street
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

limited STATES LAND OFFICE, Los AN
y geles, Cal. +, June ii, 1sS7-Notice of ap,
plicatiou TO purchase timber land.-Notice
Us hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions of the act of Congress approved
of Timber Lands in the States OF Califor-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory." Thomas Cox, whose postofiice ad-,
DR. SIS is Los Angeles, California, has, this
pure hase the east half of southeast .quar-s
ter section No "a, in township, No north,
range No 10 west, of the 8. b. meridian,
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same at
publication of this notice. g-@sTsA .psa 4
I 6.l2.6Ot ] D. RETHIINE. Register.
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A S.rand success.

The lots in Manzanita Heights have been
fourth are already sold. Here is great
chance to m AXE money. Lots are from 800
to $500 each. Billings & McGown, ~ North
Spring street.
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oure for sick Headache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug
gist for free trial package. Only one for a
CT. Heinzeman.
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EXCUR~lONS.
DYE WORKS.

DARISIAN STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
L ing Works. Dyeing and cleaning. of ey-
cry description. Ladies' dresses dyed with.
out ripping. Kid Gloves, Flannels, Ribbons
and Blankets made tol ook like new. Office:
1l6 South Spring street. Dye Works: Cor
ner New High and Bellevue avenue.
o2tf J. VOLLET, Proprietor.
TOS ANGELES STEAM DYHING AND
IL Cleaning Company. Office-Corner of
Main and Arcadia streets, opposite Wells,
Fargo Il Co. Dyeing and cleaning of every
description of ladies' and gents clothing
orders taken and delivered. Send postal
card. Telephone No. 227. Branch corner
Main and Second streets.
sep9tf JAMES LARQUIER, Manager
OEKMAN STEAM DYE WORKS-THE OF,
(J Ace has removed from 1913 south Main
At. to 2O7 South Main st. Ladies' and gents
clothing cleaned and dyed. Cleaning Of
flannel under clothing, etc without shrink
age or smell, O specially. Dye Works, Firs
st., opposite Santa Fe r. X. Depot: GEO
B0EKHOFP, Proprietor. je1S-tf
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JAMES SULLIVAN, OF Salem, Oregon.
mSre's Magnetic Elixir. For sale by @. +
Heinzemaii, agent. Los Angeles.
THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
sufyar from Female Weakness will find Gil.
mnres Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale BY O. r. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
geles.
You will never have asour stomach II You
use Damiana Btttere
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-16

DR.. FREELAND, of the M. K. Church
says that two bottles of Gilmore's Ar 1matic
Wine cured his wife of Nervous Debility
and Sleeplessuess For sale by C.F. Heinze-
man. agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-16

MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, N. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
Specifc.-C. #. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
Qalaa
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4 Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT Los.ANeELEs, OAL., I
.---.- June 29th,- lSS7,---t

NOTICE 10 HERERY GIVENyTHkT THE
IN following.faned sAttfertfissl hk notice
fhis intention to make final proof in support
d hisolainI, and that nnal proofwiil be made
before the Register apdReceiyerrato Los An.
aeles,S Ca, !, on September 9Th, 1887, VIZ: AL
dxarder Stevens. Honest toad Mo- 2226i for
the VIZ ofHE14 and Lots 4 and dissection 10,
Township I S.isRaugel Ill W, n b. N. He
names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation
df said land, vjznu Andrew u Coie, Hiram
Davis, o. VI Sells, JnO, 0peiz, all of LAzusa.
,nt guut gnthul Ia9Jl D,fBETHUNE, .ars
t0i 0-30t -4l ~ ;iqrtf efib Ia ~ REGISTER. ~
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southern California; ~, ~
LUMBER COMPANY,
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL. I
Office and yard, $50 East First I, ,a..l
Los angeles CAl.. b.o l,fY

Having bought out the entire business ~
DAVIES-H HENDERSON, LUMBER co MPAEY
continue the Lumber business in ali ftk
branches, at the old stant. 1850 East Fifst
street We ask the continuante OF the lfbs
eral patronage extended the old company.
southern California Lum her COtt
Los ANGELES, Cal, May Is, 1857, ml9-ly =
snrrttf tiE1y III ~ J
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LAUNDRIES.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.

ANMPLOYMENT OFFICE, R. R.N
G T. Ticket Broker and Real Es-E ~
tate Agent. Property sold OH installments.
e. NITTINGER, removed to- l6n N. Spring.
Telephone lib. Residence Fifth and Hope
styeata anR-tf
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INSTALMENT DEALERS

Will find Just what they need-A Full
Line OF Insta lnieut Goods sold only
to the Hnsta lnent Trade by addressing
NsTALMENT DEALERS SUPPLY Co.. Erie. Pa
sno9- wd -eU RIM
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER- from Ague and
Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will
cure you.-C. y. Heinxeman, agent, Los An
geles.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NsTATE OF JESUS MANZo. DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executrix of the will of Jesus
ManzD deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within fourmonths
after the FIRST publication of this notice. TO
the said executrix. at the Office of Messrs
Houghton, Silent & Campbell, rooms 5. G,
and s, Temple Block, in the city Of Los An
geles.
In the county of Los Angeles, date this
7th day Of July. A. D., 1887.
LIBRADA ESTRADA DE MANIA,
Tvs ltaw4w ExecutriX.
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Tintypes, All Sizes,
At 4cS North Main street. opposite Pico
House.
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sl,l2s.096 20
s1,l2s,096 0C

State 0f California, CO
County of Los Angeles IS.
Stewart, Cashier OF Los Angeles County
Bank. being severally duly sworn. each for
himself. says the foregoing statement is
true to the best of his knowledge and
belief.
JOHN #. PRATER, President.
GEO. II. 8 Il EWARr, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
second dag of July, 1887.
Seal I. E. ROWAN,
jy3-1m Notary Public.
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LUMBER Wards.

J. A. HENDERSON, President tiosi
J. K. SMURR, WM.F. MARsHALL.l ue.
Vice Pres and Treas. Secretarvy -,
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TO Bakers, COlteCllOnerS, HOtelS. etc.

IF YOU WANT ANY BAKER, PASTRY
i cook or confectioner, address the
BAKERS UNION, No. 4b, Postofice box
1859, or call at JACOB REUSCH, 109 South
Sprtug street Knster's Rsserv. o1s 1v
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ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

VIZ r. MCCLURE, CIVIL ENGINEER
w. and Surveyor, U. 8. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor. l84 North Main street, Los An.
Qeles, Gal. Telephone No. 9b. au5-1y
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Lots and Acre PROPERTY in City.
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OCULIST AND AURIST, LATE RESI-
" dent physician oithe Eve and Ear Hos
pital, Worth street, New York. ass North
Spring street. Hours. 9 A. M. to p. M and
7toS P. M. may9tf
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE
Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
JULY l, 1857.
ASSETS.

Cash on hand ........ 1926 93S 81
Cash due from BanEs. ll0,Tl 70
Total available cash. S447, ,7l0 &c
Loans ..=.............. .......... $40 $50 "a
Loans on call. ........ .......... 1888 COO 60
Furniture aud Fixtures .......... 500 90
too oac no
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BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF CONDITIO
The Farmers and Merchants Banl

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 80, 1887;
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STATEMENT OF THE CAPITAL OF THE FARM
ERs AND MERCHANTS BANK OF Los ANGE
LES. at the close of business, June 30
1897:
Capital paid up in U. S. gold .,
coin, ..'.'................. $5OO,O0O O(
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PHYSICIANS.

RR. ]. II. DAWSON = OFFICE, 82h
- South Spring street. Telephone 592:
nO25tf
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m7LOS ANGELES LODGE, No. So, A..
G~S o. U. W.-Regular meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at A. 0. U. W,
Hail. Childs' building, Main street. Visit
ing brethren are cordially invited.
A. F. MACKEY, M. W.
WALTER DRvERAUx. Recorder
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-30
Les beauties du jeu de bale.

4 Le. .jeusde 'tbase ball." la gloire
des Etats Unis, ct qui nest que
potre jeu de Tongue paume a T6tat
savage --est fertils en- surprises,
voire meme en- yeux poch6s, doigts
bris6s, cranes enfonces, etc. Mais
yoici que Ton nous annonce de
Lincoln, Nebraska, un fatal acci-
dent des plus extraordinaires. Quel-
|ques leunes gems joua1ent ace jeu
fayori, quand Edward LIKELY, qui
occupait la base princlpale donna
q la bale un coup de battolr si BIZ
5zarre qu'elle fit machine en- arrie-
re' etevient le frapper 81 yiolem-
ment sur la bouche, quill tomba en-
avant, sle front sur la pierre de Ia
,base,s ct mourut, dix minutes, plus
tard, sans avoir repris connaissan-
ice. Likely await % ans. ~
Presque d la meme hnure, Smith
Billings, de Somerville ct Joseph
Thompson, de Boston, qui iouaient
sur le champ de paume a Marble
head ct tentaient d'attrapper la
merae bale, s'aborderent avec une
|telle violence. que Pos frontal de
Billings Ifut lltteralement defonce.
Thompson fut aussi gravement
blessA. L'etat7 de ces deux hom-
mes est tres critique.
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r. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.

connaitre Vidocq, il Sc ftaccompa-
gner par le c6lebre policier en- le
priant de jouer q la cour son role
de grande dame.
| Louis Philippe ne fut pas plus
fin que son prefet de police; IL Sc
laissa prendre. II ft une petite
moue; mails en- fin du compte, il
accepta assez gaiement Ie fum1ste-
RE. Par contre, il voulut que M.
Theirs, alors ministr., fdt pris
aussi au piege. Celia ne manqua
pas. Z
Tout jeune alors, le futur presi-
dent de la Republique Sc montra
tres gallant avec la pretendue com
tesse de d.. ii lui ofrit le bras
let Sc promena toute la soir6e dams
les salons royaux, aux petits soins
pour ellie. Enfn ouis-Philippe
arriva. II tapa familierement ct
quelque peu brutalement sur Pe-
paule de la comtesse. Puis, s'a-
dressant b son min1stre, il lui dit:
Monsieur Theirs, demain ma
tin, Vous ferez compter deux mile
louis a Vidocp.
sis L'historien fut aussi surpris que
l'ayaient etc le roi ct le prefet de
police. Dependant il cut moins
bon caractere qu'eux. De quelques
jours, il ne retourna pas aux Tuile-
ries.
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Pique-nique au pistolet.

LIE pare de Oak Cliff, dams les
bois de Guttepburg, New-J Jersey,
9 etc hier apr6s midi, le tEeatre
dun pique- -ni4ue q emotions plus
que vari6es. Pierres, coup de r is-
toilet, coups de clubs de citoyens,
car il n y q pas Gu de police, ont
prls part 3 la noce. Un enfant a
recu une bale dams la tete; un
spectateur noffensif, une dams lie
cou; il y a Gu, de plus un crane
endommag6 ct deux on trois paires
ie jambes idem. Les carabiniers
dOfenbach ne sont arrives que
lorsque blesseurs ct bless6s ayaient
disparu q Phorizon lointain.
Il y await plusieurs semaines,
ditto que les anarchistes ct les
soc1alistes qui re eonnaissent Most
pour leur prophetic pr6paraient
cette petite r6Jouissance, sous le
pr6texte apparent de Greer un fonds
de secours pour les anarchistes
qui attendent toujours q Chicago
que La justice de IIllinois veuille
bien d6fnitivement statuer sur
leur sort. C'est la presence dun
reporter ayant a la boutonniere de
son habit deux miniscuI IS drapeaux
americans qul a mis- le feu aux
etoupes. Le jeune homme fut, a
la suite dun discours tres violent
de Herr Most, brutalement battu,
.puis jete, tout sanglant, par-dessus
une cloture, dams une PLANE voisi-
ne Oh plusieurs groupes qui jou.
aient q Ia bale, apprenant ce qu1
venait de Sc passer, prirent fait ct
cause pour lui ct deterrent une gre
le de plerres sur les assaillants.
Lie reporter, William WiItber-
ger, est attach6 q un Journal du
journal du soir d'Hoboken. II Y a
eu, dit quinze bales trees du
cote des socislistes. La police
st pour cause-n'a fait aucune ar
restation.
Tsyfz st$ 10 . =. Ii 4rsFs5 at.-s .5styE.-t =,
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d. Obi sil mon capitaine ~ bic
6er! fer tout plein! .5a9a
-Eh bienl alors 4. pourquoi n'es
ellie pas Ia, sur votre poitri
ne?. siasis-1 sfi4 eal1
Parce que.. j'vas vous dire
mon capitaine. balbutia Nicolas
en- baissant la ivoix, mails presqu'
avec un sanglot de rage, -je nj
veux pas. ..mettre ma m6daille. J.
parce que. I. parce que Pierre, lui
ne porte pas SO crolx! - otssa4 E
HeinI ga croix Z. ..s--s'6cri.
Il'oMcier en- se retournant avec stu
peur vers l'ancien mathurin, gu
6tait soudain deyenn rouge CONNIE
une toluate; ;--.vous etes legionnai
Ire, Lamyp. let yous me lie ca
CHEZ! 9alfg aos " gatsi'al 5Efa L,
Oui, mon capitaine, -machon
ma le soldat, en- 6crasaant son feu
tire sous le movement d6sesp6re
de ses doigts -mais. .c'est que.
-sOh avez etc d6core? lgal@
A passaut du Bourget... I
cause de ca!--et, relevant ses che
veux, il d6couvrait une Tongue clca.
Itrice quisseparait presque le crane
en- tdeux. 9i 9fiat5s ai 955s ai
/ --Ehl sacr6 tonnerra! mon ami
quand on la croix d dhoDneur, on
la porte IS. ct ayec orgeuil! sur.
tout quand on Ia gagn6 CONNIE
Observation-Disclosures poMcier don't
la voix tremb]ait. 91<t3 Ges 81
Ga depend. mon capltaine.
-Hien!. ~ ca depend que
signife! pr6tendriez .vous me prou
yer que yous avez une raisonI.
honorable de ne pas arborer fere.
ment r6toiIe DIES brayes?.7.
-Oui, mon cap'taine, art1cula
doucement, mails nettement Pam
soldat. --Je suis domestigue. je
dois obeir /. 50 q tout lie monde. !. let
puts, sur ma blouse. All! non,
voyez-vous, mon cap'taine, il pour
ra1t Sc trouver un... pas grand
chose. .5.qui insulteralt ma croix
Ed'bonneur -. ct GAL. non! ton
nerre l.. Non !. s jjamais jja-
mals! WA 2ti<7s1 ZIP aLs
Tres emu. ct sans rien r6pon-
Dire, le capitaine tendit So main 3
Lamy, qui la pressa presque d6Yo.
ment, pendant que l'organe gla-
plissant de Nicolas beuglait dun
air triumphant: -5a
3-Eh beni. ;. donc!. via pour
quoi que je n'porte pas non plus
ma medaille,I mon capitaine!. i.
c'est a seule fin de ne point falre
de Ia pe1ne a ce val. gas. la! II
.....g.. ..i. So. .s.i.2..e.E. ...g., ...'.
h6ros obscurs -marmot.
TAFT dams son coin le ma1tre. Deco
le, en- s'essuyant silencieusement
les yeux! .sf,.l s1a!, ss s.,slt sos
n ssiai5g3 HENRI [l1l! T. TESTER. lE.SsSlL q
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HENRI : j TESTER. E,s 'l:l j:
7 H1sTOIRE D'EsPION.

Vidocq p,asse pour le modele des
agents secrets; car, quand on parle
de ces qpest1ons on en- reyient tou-
jours a ce 16gendaire policier. Les
recits les plus fantaisistes plenvent
sur son compte, ct. d en- croire sce
que l'on dit, ce se1rait le Prot6e le
plus fantastique qui puisse etre
imagine Yoici encore d son sujet
une anecdocte peu connue proa1-,
want encore une fois de plus son
in inncontestable talent de, CRIME. -
"A Ia cour. Louis Philippe so
im1ontrait tres inquiet des menees
de Ia duchesse de Berry en- Ven
dee. Ellie ne menaeait de rien
.moins que de fomenter une nou.
velle guerre des chouans. LIE pre-
Est de police, Delessert gu Gisqueett,
charge Vicdocq de Sc tenir ali cou-
rant dss agissements de Ia duches-
sc. '3ssS2 1 i aA.a'l .ss5s s ss.5
lie poIicier r etait : parti de-.
puis trois semiaines environ. Un
beau jour, nne dame el6gante ct
distinguee se presente q Ia pr6fec-
tuure de police. Z Ellie volt le pre-.
Let pot pour i afftaaire politique aurgente.
--Monsieur, luii dit. ellie, Isl suis
Il comtesse de D, ...Je puis vous
fournir des renseig ements tres
importants ct fort precis sur Ia
due chesse de, Berry. 72Ait
La yisiteuse enumera ensuite les
garantles qu'elle ponyait fournir
sur ranthenticite des fats qu'elle
|avaneait. LA conversation fut des
| plus int6ressantet pour Delessert.
ii ne 4savait comment proposer une
r6compense q Ia comtesse pour le
service gu ellie rendait 3 Ia monarl
,chie, Il tournait autopr de la ques.
tion. i. I; ~, tisl
Pas tant de mis6res, lui f6pli
qua textuellement Ia sgrande dame;
|aabpulez mo" ivingt mile francs,
vous me ferezf plaisir. y eliza =
Delessert tressaute. s !
Mans aoui, monsieur sle prefet:
Regarded moi bien. asJel suis wi.
IdocqI sainis't ais1tsl titf
III fallut quela comtesse prouvat
son identite avant que 7 Delessert
reconnht son subordonn6 dams
icette dame aux manieres siidistin-
| gu6es.a lie pr6fet de police vonlut
tscommuniquer sur le champ aui roi
Hes erensel gnements quill venait
d'obtenir. Louis, Philippe lni ayant
J manifesto fplusieurs fois le d6sir de
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PENSEES.

La vie est un NETS qui n'agree
que par la sauce.
g a's2 81. v1croR HUGO.
Les hommes qui montent vite
prennent aisement le vertigo.
i ecu LAMARTINE.
aQdi Went me voir me fait hon.
'neur, qui ne Went pas me fait plai-
sir.
JULES JAN1N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-30
HEROS OBSCURS.t

4 Getait4enl 1879, dams lasalle DE.
cole dun tout petit village du de-
partement5de la Mayenne.sl
asLe ajourao baissait; -et dams le
grand hall vitr6, -veuf sdes polls
sons qui y bramaient d 'ordinaire,
ii ne restait plus que ciinq HON
mes 5 don't les mbres s'allongeaieLt,
demetasur6es, sous les d dernieres
Iiuleeulirs d 1u1n so1eil rasant.5 ''s
IS sUn capitainre a iinfainterie, 3 che.
val SUI une lourde chaiseI de paille,,
ct rallumant pour ls centieme fois
son ciigare gfuant, ct s'appretant .
re4diter les. fastidieluix appels ct les
questions plus fastid ieuses encore
Que, sans 4 j tre'yeI i formulate depuia
le, matii1ll. e1.s. .G'3 's'sf s.3.3 r4!S' s
"A cote de lui,--:-et les ce,oludes e SUI
la table de bois blanc sur laquelle
s6tait ouyert IN ,r6gistre, Tlle ma1tre
lI6cole, encore jeune, malgr6 son
front d6garni et Sd levre reyeuse,
Eemplacalt lie sefgent7ma lor absent
Fer. Nel,tu. az cstte cony nyiction, nou
yeIleP, ct pratique, quoi qn alleman.
del. que ces humbles ofesseurs
gont' ( uas ms1yeil ri llepse l pspinliere li d I
lin, en- face align6s con;
tre le mnr blanr, -trois paysane
.repr6se talent tout 1e contingen,
ld an infme hameau yoisinl.s s. -aa'
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-07-21
Appearances wers Deceptive.

Touii.t (passinl quiet locking coun-
try housed There seems 20 be an air of
sweet, calm, dreaiy contentment, and
long-snmmer-day quiet about this
place, my friend.
Inhabitaut Cleaning on gate) Does,
heyl You ought to be up in balloon
aud look down on it f,r sec md or
tsoi You d see g,andmarm rattling
grandpnp with A Ia the barn; marin
huldn' the pantry door agin Ezra s
third attack t deIiruus trement. sister
Sulkey in he cy lone PIT, dc d c nched
wi cousin Kat ,ver the ownership
of piece of bar ribbon, and pop, at
the hack door. standin.' off he Sheriff
Nth Winehes er Al Tn the only
one that giu' real usy; but 1 can't
tell how long At will last, as / may
hive to sad 'lo up aud 60 for the doe
Tor any m'nu'e. --Pu K.
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Minister lmaking call)--And do
you always do as your mother tells you
to do, Flossie2 Fiossie (emphatically) }
i guess l do, and so does papa.
Little Mamie, on observing Goa h.
dog for the first time, called excitedly
To her mother: ''Oh, mamma! man.
ma do come aud see this great big
freekled dosw
A Lake View boy was delighted
when his mother returned from the
city with a new pair of trousers for
him, but when asked to try Hthem on
he refused aud gave as his reason: No:
I'll save them tall next Sunday and
s''prise Jesus when l go to Sunday
school"
Littlessaddie NJ. was recently eat
ing goad deal of choice confectionery.
to the detriment Of her oigestlye or
gans. Finally her mother sternly
forbade her eating any mnre She
sighed mornfully and then said: ooh,
dear, | wish | was cow" why.
Sadie. exclaimed her mother In a
hprrIfied tone, what do you meang'
We'll, if | VAS COW | could bring all
that candy up ana chew it over again, I"
A little boy abou. four years old,
living IN New Jersey tox xn, ran to
the window one evening lately during
a heavy thunder storm. As be looked
out, NJ gli'tering lines Of forked,
z gag lightning ran aerrss the black
SKY, then came a hrv vad d ,sh, lighting
Up all the west and northwest. "Oh,
sH q. nN nsa lie 1T O
nv { Lons / al on ne. Will
he ur e IN I" 4 few mn is
flef, hgs,iig the IN pouring ia tor
enis. be ran - her. crying exul autl, /:
.Isnmal msf,ma. ! a Ia. turnei -
Il hoe. y = HIS hnu.r wont burn =
HafpsI'- NJ giziae
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4 uereic itansaa.

Nary Wakefield is name that should
,e N history When the Chalnplain
.4o, hre she jumped overheard with a
x year old child in her arms, and
truck pui l. Idly for land. A rescuing
pary wanted to take her in, but she
refused. Babe them save the oil sis,
ard d,c'eic that she . as quite able to
iake care Of b, rs II Sh reached the
sh're, and tlien / ok of her flannel IN.
derskirt and wrapped it round half
frozen, passenger. She is a true heroine.
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